Vanderbilt football fans toss goalpost into Cumberland River after upset win over Alabama

Posted Oct 6, 2024
Vanderbilt football's shocking win over Alabama on Saturday, potentially the biggest win in program history, calls for a big celebration. And the Commodores fan base delivered after beating Crimson Tide 40-35 in Nashville, first rushing the field before tearing down the goal post. They lugged it out of FirstBank Stadium and all the way down Broadway. (The Tennessean)

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